Break Boundaries x VOS Kita
Challenging Everyday Sexism
This is a short video tackling everyday sexism through the lens of people from the culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities. It aims to raise awareness of how everyday sexism affects members of all cultures, it is through awareness we can start to change. Together let us (a) Step Back (b) Reflect (c) Identify it as it happens.
Let's challenge gender stereotypes and #BreakBoundaries together!
Produced by Break Boundaries x VOS Kita
Written by Thelma Nascimento
Disclaimer: The people appearing in this video are actors. The stories presented are based on real experiences taken from interviews and focus group discussions conducted by Break Boundaries.
Part I
Part II
Trapped
Produced by Break Boundaries x VOS Kita Choreographer/Performer: Sarah Yu Director/Composer/Editor: Lee Jun Bin Cinematographer: Albert Chiang Sound Engineer: Matthew Shevlin
How A Perpetrator Is Born
This DACT (dance and acting) piece explores the journey of a perpetrator. It showcases that most perpetrators are not BORN perpetrators, but are influenced by two key elements which are traditions and societal. These elements are portrayed by 'external arms' in the video.
We would like to acknowledge that the reason for domestic violence can be a complex and highly intersectional. A holistic and truly universal approach to prevention involves challenging not only gendered inequality but other kinds of structural inequalities, negative stereotypes and discrimination.
